Carroll Reece Emerges in GOP Chairmanship Fight
Carroll Reece may challenge National Chairman Hugh Scott as opponents gather after Dewey nomination. The Tennessee congressman and other figures like Everett Dirksen Tom Coleman and John Cooper are mentioned as possible contenders with Taft supporters seen backing Reece. Scott plans a party policy conference draft and a meeting of Republicans to spell out views.
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Wastmnaten
P— A Atruggia
Carroll Reece
Hugh Scott
Scott
Philadelphia
Reces Ax
Jaxy
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Reece
Everett M. Dirksen
Tom Coleman
Wisconsi
Harold E. Stasven
John Cooper
Kentucky
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Htece
Taft
GOP Sinate
Iter
Pritter Apould
Hickenlooger
Tews
Watkins
Litah
Flanders
Vermont
Gieular
Mackinac Island
Midh
Flandery
Beldwin
Tin
Hee Reeve
Woman Seeks Missing False Teeth for Christmas
Mrs. Houlihan asks Superior Judge Sabath and lawyers Joseph A Becker Norman Becker to recover missing dentures lost since December 3. Her husband John 48 held in Cook County jail on a fine. she faces a pending divorce action and fears eating holiday treats without teeth.
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Chicago
Houlihan
Joseph Sabath
Joseph A
Norman Becker
Sabath
Sodga Sabath
Houli
Hans
John
Cook County
Beckers
U.S. Warns on ERP Deals Face Scrutiny and Limits
Congressional warnings label certain European metal sales as double dealing that could jeopardize ERP recovery. Senator McClellar says such practices breach faith requiring action. ECA urges European governments to curb sales of aluminum and lead moved to buyers in Canada and Latin America with 70 000 tons cited.
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Marshall Plat
Sengior McClellar
D-Ark
Canada
Latin Americe
Europe
Ousted Salvador Castaneda Castro Heads El Salvador Coup
A military coup in El Salvador ousted President Salvador Castaneda Castro after days of fighting. The assembly had planned elections to extend his term, while the army, about five divisions strong, took control as reports of constitutional violations circulated.
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Guatemala
Salvador Castaneda Castro
el Salvador
Cogia Rice
Faramay
Peru
Viresnels
Maryland
Pacific
Micaragua
Cotstee
Cascaneda
Sam Salvador
Wey Celin
San Salvador
National Assembly
Ats
Deere
Constituent Assembly
Castaneda
Cal
Salinay
Lewier
Red Chinese espionage probe fuels wartime talk of siege
The congressional committee pressed its inquiry into Soviet espionage as it probes a leak from Aberdeen Proving Ground. Officials warn stolen plans could affect national security while a crackdown on Red forces around Peiping intensifies and witnesses are sought in New York.
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Washington
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Chesapeake Bay
Eneriptions Amd
Berginge
Leeting
Mundy
Reda
Fu Tso-yi
Nationallet Committee
Ahly Frammst
Iman
Lrow
Mutcracker
New York
Grand Jury
Peiping-Tientsin Railroad
Paoti
Miles Mort
Capiomagt
Tientsin Committee
Watt
Peiping
Awi
Lotriking
Serist
Four
Whittaker Chambers
Forner Cor Reed
Southert
Petpimg
State Department
Vga Hkety
Mijure National Secu Mearce
Bere-Rorth
Jesse
Tomor
North China
Justice Department
Nalgen
Iashmom
Reifeay
Department
Inscent
Mundt
Aberdeen
State ‘Department
More Rain Forecast For Kingsport Area
Rainy conditions extend across the Kingsport region with a three day outlook. Temperatures hover near seventy as showers possible and market notes from New York describe mild gains and steady activity amid humid stocks and light turnover.
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Kingsport
New York
Daisy Mountain Clan War Ends After TV Studio Handshake
In New York a TV studio handshake signalled the end of a deadly Daisy Mountain clan feud. Frencis Harris and Parker, aided by Mrs. Parker and their son Theodore, travelled from Chattanooga with Deputy Sheriff Hatfield to discuss settlement on CBSs The Prope. The feud has left three dead and seven wounded since last March.
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New York
Daisy Mountain
Erict Parker
Frencis Harris
Harris
Parker
Hush
Theodore
Bath
Columbia Broadcasting System
Chattanogga
Hillis Hatfield
Hatfield
Hattield
Bers
Izn
Willie Los Ayeris
Francis
Harris Boys
Samuel David Wilcox
Hamilton County
Temn
George Trusky
Trak
Baffeld
First de Gree
Daisy
Unclear transcription on calendars and ash disposal incident
Fragmentary report describes a confused scene in a downtown store where calendars were distributed then mislaid. A housewife reportedly collected cigarette ashes from trays and disposed them in her dress. A nearby truck incident and roadside remark are noted in the garbled text.
Chiang's Dilemma Amid Turbulent Nationalist Leadership
The Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek faces intense pressure from within and abroad as calls grow for a power shift toward peace talks and a coalition government. Madame Chiang's U S trip yields little apparent benefit while military positions northwest of Marking and the fall of Piping threaten Chiang's grip.
Chancellor Withholds Ruling On Injunction In Coal Case
Chancellor Worley paused ruling on a motion to dissolve an injunction preventing Kingsport from interfering with coal sales within city limits. Complainants were given until noon Tuesday to submit briefs on the court's jurisdiction. The case likely advances to a later term with a full hearing pending April.
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Joe Worley
Wednegday
Robert Belen
Kingspact
Athoks Bat Gual
Prague
Chancery Court
Workey
Judige Worley
New York Firms Win Rayon Stock After War Asset Seizure
The Justice Department awards controlling interests in Nexth American Rayon Corp and the American Bemberg Corp to New York firms for 47 million dollars. The plants in Tennessee North Carolina New York New Jersey Indiana and Alabama produced rayon yarn and fabrics under German patents and remain assets seized in 1947 under the Trading With the Enemy Act.
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New York
Beawain Kills
Wea
Nexth
American Rayon Corp
American Bemberg Corp
Justice Department
Office of Alien Property
Itm
Nort American Rayon
American Bemberg Company
Elizabethton
Tenn
Beaumtt
North Carolina
New Jersey
Abeboma
Washington F. D
Knoxville
Russia Uses Twenty Ninth Veto On Ceylon UN Bid
Russia again blocked Ceylon’s United Nations membership, marking its twenty ninth veto in the Security Council. The Soviets used 13 of 29 vetoes overall on Ceylon’s bid and paused action on Israel’s application until Friday. The council adjourned with the next meeting set for Friday morning.
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Paris
Roasia
United National Security Council
Ceylon
United Nations
Russia
Israel
Tihe
Mystery benefactor offers to fund city playground
Kingsport's City Recreation Commission discussed a mysterious donor ready to finance a large park with a playground. The plan includes bidding for work, with Moulton arranging plans with M. Greaves Park and Recreation in Atlanta and sending an engineer to Kingsport. Meetings noted attendance by Joanie Harrison and D W Moulton.
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Mystery Man
James Page Rotherwood
Page
Tunnpictios
Trecey
City Recreation Commission
City Mall
Mkr
Gibson Tow
Fune
Asieod
Seman
Seidj
Kingsport
Gide
Moulton
Eiss
Meultam
M. Greaves
Chaiman
K. Kolfmen
Joanie Harrison
W. C. McHarris
Paul Ryhest
D. W. Moulton
Higher Pay For Teachers in Tennessee Cadence
The Tennessee Congress of Parents and Teachers outlined a 27 million dollar boost for next year to raise teachers salaries. Bass, assistant executive secretary, warned Tennessee lags behind Southeastern states and rural counties lose qualified teachers. Proposals include raising starting pay from 1000 to 2000 dollars, with aims to reach 9000 minimum. federal aid may cover part of the cost, with total impact estimated at nine to 10 million dollars.
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Tennessee Congress of Parents and Hteachers
Dongas- Bennett Parem
Lee High School
Aventorium
Foaph Bass
Tennessee
Legisla Itive
Kingsport
Bass
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
Trecomm
Chub Found Near Scene Of Attack In Guam
Navy investigators said a blood marked club was found near the jungle site where Ruth Farnaworth was raped and fatally beaten. The 21 year old Ban Pranciseg girl died after being found unconscious and partially clothed, with death attributed to a brain injury from blows. Authorities intensified the manhunt as civilian and military personnel expressed concern.
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Guam
P— Navy
Ruth Farnaworth
Pacific Fleet
Chiang Shows No Sign Of Resigning
Chiang Kai-shek faces pressure from top advisers to relinquish control and let others take over the government, while Communist forces press near Peiping. Sun Fo struggles to form a cabinet as Li Taung-j en may take leadership only through constitutional means.
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Nanking
Chia K Kai-shek
Calna'a
Generatissimas Iitinsytes
Selven
Amie Ciina
S -Leey
Loning
Bir
Chiang
Feiping
Associated Press
Spencer Moosm
Moosw
Alee
Peiping
Ainfield
Hu Shih
Washington
National Peiping University
Manse
Chang Kai-sher In
Naghing
Sun Fo
Shanghai
Sun
Chieng Torr Tha
Shang Bai
Kuomintang
Puan
Sui
Wang Wen-haa
China
Nankang
Treavisora
Li Taung-Jen
Chiang Migi-shek
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Crome
Communtam
Chiang Kaix Siyal
Eortes
Asice
Chigng
Bergerom
Madame Chiang
Wallsinston
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